Crankstart

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Crankstart is a charitable foundation established by venture capitalist Sir Michael Moritz and novelist Harriet Heyman that supports education, the arts, and social mobility initiatives.

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Crankstart canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf charitable foundation
philanthropic organization
alternativeName Crankstart Foundation
beneficiaryGroup arts practitioners and organizations
low-income students
students from disadvantaged backgrounds
beneficiaryRegion United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
country United Kingdom
currencyOfGrants Pound sterling
US dollar
field arts
civic engagement
community development
education
higher education access
scholarships
social justice
social mobility
focus long-term philanthropic commitments
partnerships with educational institutions
support for underrepresented groups in higher education
foundedBy Harriet Heyman
Michael Moritz
founderOccupation Harriet Heyman is a novelist
Michael Moritz is a venture capitalist
hasProgram Crankstart Scholarship at the University of Oxford
surface form: Crankstart Scholarship Programme at Oxford
industry philanthropy
location London, England
surface form: London
notableGrant Crankstart Scholarship at the University of Oxford
support for low-income UK undergraduates at Oxford
purpose to improve social mobility
to support educational opportunity
to support the arts
to widen participation in higher education
supports Oxford colleges
University of Oxford
arts organizations
community-based organizations
educational charities
social mobility initiatives in the UK
students from low-income backgrounds
website https://crankstartfoundation.org

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Booker Prize sponsor Crankstart
Booker sponsor Crankstart
subject surface form: Booker Prize